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But the Web had a spotty connection — and the hotel receptionist was befuddled when we asked what the password was.
After eventually working out what the password could be, Koch got a pleasant surprise: "It said I had 5,000 bitcoins in there.
But he has been unable to gain access: his father left no will and no indication of what the password might be.
Recovering A Lost Password Q.I've had Outlook Express set to save my e-mail password for so long that now I do not remember what the password was and I did not write it down.
The most interesting bit of new information to emerge in the second telling was that the man who spoke English had also asked her what the password was to her e-mail account.
For example, if you had a money bank shaped like a cat when you were a kid, you might write "cat" next to your bank password to help you remember what the password is for.
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All was well until I went to go log in to pay my gas bill, when I suddenly realized that I had no idea what the passwords were for my less frequently used services.
You don't have to remember what the passwords are because you can always make a new account then love your stuff.
Note: there is no way to tell who is connected, but if you notice there are more people connected to you than should be, disable the Wi-Fi hotspot, change the password, then re-enable it (and don't forget to tell the people who should be connected what the new password is).
The service has no easy "front door", instead being buried deep in the settings menu, which means if you need to actually find out what the random password you just assigned is – say, to log in on a non-Apple device – you'll be clicking for a while.
The screen shot below shows what the current, password protected version of the site looks like.
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